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Lego action/flying minifig baseplate

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  • Lego-base-flying-minifigs-Ver2-Left_0.2mm_PLA_MK3S_10m_1766123052.gcodeGCODE · 190 KB
  • Lego-base-flying-minifigs-Ver2-Right_0.2mm_PLA_MK3S_10m_1766123052.gcodeGCODE · 189.8 KB
  • Lego-base-flying-minifigs_0.2mm_PLA_MK3S_10m_1766123053.gcodeGCODE · 191.1 KB
  • Lego-base-flying-minifigs-Ver2-Right_1766123049.stlSTL · 33.9 KB

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I loved the Lego Marvels Season 1 minifigs with the addition of a small plate and clear piece to simulate flying / hovering / action poses, but when trying to display these minifigs, especially in the Lego Minifigs Hexagons by Casedabricks.com they felt “clunky” and didn't fit in properly.

So, I modified my two stud baseplate to create a hollow stud, which allows for the clear angled piece to be inserted, allowing more dramatic poses for your minifigs.

I have created three versions; a standard universal base that can be rotated as pleased, and a left and right version to allow for better stability or better positioning within a display hex.

In the pictures, the Scarlet Witch is mounted on the Left Mk2 base, White Vision is mounted on the standard universal base, and Captain America is mounted on the Right Mk2 base.

The final picture shows White Vision in an action pose, mounted on the standard universal base.

The clear support part is Part No. 65578 - Bar 1L with Angled Hollow Stud, just in case you are interested and want to add some action poses to your minifigs.

Printed on Prusa Mk3S, 0.4mm nozzle with layer height of 0.2mm in PLA. Tolerances may vary for your printer, so you may need some tweaking.

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